Participation in State Programs Sample Clauses

Participation in State Programs. The Commonwealth intends that the University shall continue to fully participate in, and receive funding support from, the many and varied programs established now or in the future by the Commonwealth to provide support for Virginia's public institutions of higher education and for Virginians attending such institutions, including but not limited to the state capital outlay and bond financing initiatives undertaken from time to time by the Commonwealth; the Higher Education Equipment Trust Fund established pursuant to Chapter 12 (§ 23.1-1200 et seq.) of Title 23.1
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Participation in State Programs. The Commonwealth intends that the University shall continue to fully participate in, and receive funding support from the many and varied programs established now or in the future by the Commonwealth to provide support for Virginia’s public institutions of higher education and for Virginians attending such institutions, including but not limited to: the state capital outlay and bond financing initiatives undertaken from time to time by the Commonwealth; the Higher Education Equipment Trust Fund established pursuant to (§ 23-30.24 et seq.) of the Code of Virginia; the Maintenance Reserve Fund as provided in the Appropriation Act; the Eminent Scholars program as provided in the Appropriation Act; the Commonwealth’s various student financial assistance programs; and other statewide programs or initiatives that exist, or may be established, in support of the Commonwealth’s higher education institutions, programs, or activities. As a teaching hospital that is a part of the University as of the Effective Date, the Medical Center shall continue to be characterized as a state government-owned or operated and state-owned teaching hospital for purposes of payments under the State Plan for Medicaid Services adopted pursuant to (§ 32.1-325 et seq.). The University has committed to serve indigent and medically indigent patients through its adoption of the Guidelines for the Eligibility of Indigent and Medically Indigent Persons for Health Care Services at the State University Teaching Hospitals. Pursuant to subsection B of § 23-38.93 of the Act, the Commonwealth, through the Department of Medical Assistance Services, shall, subject to the appropriation in the Appropriation Act in effect, continue to reimburse the full cost of the provision of care, treatment, health-related and educational services to indigent and medically indigent patients and continue to treat the Medical Center as a Type One Hospital for purposes of such reimbursement.
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Participation in State Programs. The Commonwealth intends that the University shall continue to fully participate in, and receive funding support from, the many and varied programs established now or in the future by the Commonwealth to provide support for Virginia's public institutions of higher education and for Virginians attending such institutions, including but not limited to: the state capital outlay and bond financing initiatives undertaken from time to time by the Commonwealth; the Higher Education Equipment Trust Fund established pursuant to Chapter 3.2 (§ 23-30.24 et seq.) of Title 23 of the Code of Virginia; the Maintenance Reserve Fund as provided in the Appropriation Act; the Eminent Scholars program as provided in the Appropriation Act; the Commonwealth's various student financial assistance programs; and other statewide programs or initiatives that exist, or may be established, in support of the Commonwealth's higher education institutions, programs, or activities.
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Participation in State Programs. The Commonwealth intends that the University 162 shall continue to fully participate in, and receive funding support from, the many and varied programs 163 established now or in the future by the Commonwealth to provide support for Virginia's public 164 institutions of higher education and for Virginians attending such institutions, including but not limited 165 to the state capital outlay and bond financing initiatives undertaken from time to time by the 166 Commonwealth; the Higher Education Equipment Trust Fund established pursuant to Chapter 12 167 (§ 23.1-1200 et seq.) of Title 23.1 of the Code of Virginia; the Maintenance Reserve Fund as provided 168 in the general appropriation act; the Eminent Scholars program as provided in the general 169 appropriation act; the Commonwealth's various student financial assistance programs; and other 170 statewide programs or initiatives that exist, or may be established, in support of the Commonwealth's 171 higher education institutions, programs, or activities.
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  • Non-Participation in Insurance Your initials on this clause of the Agreement acknowledges the Patient’s understanding that neither the CLINIC, nor its Physician, participate in any health insurance or HMO plans or panels and cannot accept Medicare eligible patients. We make no representations that any fees that You pay under this Agreement are covered by your health insurance or other third party payment plans. It is the Patient’s responsibility to determine whether reimbursement is available from a private, non-governmental insurance plan and to submit any required billing. (Initial)

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